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El programador sueco Adam Dunkel ha desarrollado un sistema operativo para el Commodore 64 que le permite a éste conectarse a Internet.
El sistema operativo ha sido bautizado con el nombre de Contiki en alusión a la balsa Kon Tiki, con la que el explorador Thor Heyerdahl surcó el Pacífico desde Perú a la Polinesia.
Contiki incorpora un navegador, un servidor web y un cliente telnet. Aquí teneis la versión 1.0 de este sistema operativon, Contiki-1.0
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JUAS!
Bueno y los commodore 64 tienen modem o tarjeta de red????
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De serie creo que no llevan ni modem ni tarjeta de red, pero evidentemente si que se les puede acoplar mediante una expansión.
What do I need to run Contiki?
A standard system to which Contiki is ported. In general, there are no expansion boards, CPU accelerators or extra memory cards required, not even a disk drive. An RS-232 (serial) card or Ethernet connection is required for Internet connectivity, however.
The typical system requirements for the Contiki system is about 20 kilobytes of RAM for the base functionality and about 50 kilobytes for full functionality xDIs it possible to use Contiki with a broadband or DSL connection?
Yes, if you have an Ethernet card for your system, it is possible to use Contiki with a broadband or DSL connection.
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Estan locos estos suecos :sisi:
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